If 1 billion people ran personal AI agents, CPU and memory demands would be staggering
firstadopter · x · 2026-09-24
A tech commentator muses on the infrastructure implications of a billion people running personal AI agents: always-on agents, unlike on-demand model calls, would place enormous sustained demands on CPUs and memory, potentially becoming a new scaling bottleneck.
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